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Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
SALT RuyUM CURED,

| was lr.uolsd with salt Rheum for q
num Der Of years, so that the aRin entirely
c.me { u ole OF my HANDS frcm the finger
TITS 10 tho wrist ,Iied remedle and d oc-
tors Prescriptions TO no LuTposo until
con, rietcsd taxing Cuticurs kemed les. u od
now AIN entirely cured r. T. PSKKEK
Northampton ST., Boston,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
rbe volunteer "

BOSTON. July 5m'str',,I' '.,-'st,' y
new yacht. the Volun''ssis', !au 81,
this morning in .oT' :, III
rom wilmington y y it,|
sim Kins. As she fl ,a.a,al a." 10 sai1 "s
fesem bles the sAcheSSh' She y, .
higher in the bow, Vat ~. /. "A
xa,d when the , mas n"s, tie L y
aoe noon C quite a crowd ,,,tv hsa u b Ene
point TO aes a view eva, crd1
aiso an object Of efes' iss ,,sal
GRO v d. on board Inc
ara
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
a N.x 4 s)ouaclI.

There will be q pfs!!miL2ry meeting
held TO morrow sve-las IN the hall at
Fourth nud Kirc ttr-ets, for the por.
oose OF forming ~ ~ ccuscn OF the y
u. A. M, and AL v o w'sh to b-oome
mem nars of this cid Established and
very excellent 0rdt. are requested to
attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Bridse Nyashe cd Away,

Tho foot br!das across the Brandy
wine. tha, was erected for use while the
new bridge WA IN course OF conPtruc-
sion, vaa washed away last night. Il
10 fortunate shat tho accident did ro'
happen nn,il the new bridge was In 9
condition for use, other wise II would
have caused coneidorsD!e incouveni
ence.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
ITCHING. sCALY. PInPLy.

Ior the iRst year have had a species Of
itching, s,aly and pimpiy bumoIs on my
face 20 Shioh have applied great many
methods Of ireatme1t without SUCCESS, sod
@hicn was speedily and entirely cured by
|Cutcu-a
Mas. ISAAC PHELPS, Reyesna, U.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
A Murder Caused y

BIEmINaHAu, Ala Jal
day at Ocaloars, go 2 coal H. ~ /
ment ten miles itos !l.
| Ohastine ard Hugh boIu'
operatives, being in l'quol
was provoked betwesn 'a,I ,, :
4 ference on some mater o. I
end Boyd slapped Cha'slajs lss
thereupou went home saS ~
| loaded 1t with bucssno' NV y.
He called Boyd ont .t Of ~
which no had rsiFes'sSa' va Il
! throw up his hands, s;,sas sos
| shot Into his body, AllIlDs -,
I!y. The sstslemsns We s n.
| against Chastine, pus sI,s.s',l ~ |
I good position and, ,f's' y, y
; kent all come,s at bsy !. y" W 4
lHe ,hen gave him'eli W
Z sheriff. -
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
lECHE ALL OVER.

A4EN NeuTaIKia, Sclatic. Sudden,
sstXsis, Sharp and Nervous Pains, strains
..SSStS and Welkness relieved in ono
ESSzIls inmate by the buti-ura Anti
ENeT=S Pain Plat Nav amt porfect.
&E%csJ At druggists. as cents: five for 3 g..
.Fuuer D-cg and Lhemiosi Company. Boe-
Ton i've w.asSSw I'm
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Heavy Kai'' .

The heavy showers verso o' S'.] u
beat down the growing .,U, S
places pis level with the sfoIs'3' ~ /
were torn in the roaus. ga reS|
and the Brandywine wen ,fs,. ,",
rains up in Chester Couhy ,o'.l.y I'd
est tide of the tgasUI U.I,nd,ltl
strong southeasterly "InT II N
during the early part , ,ss !, d
tide was so high ~ . ~ n, 4.
Ohio freight house tha, iaa ..Iabns| NJ
was in danger OF DelDs ~
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Bound to Get There.

People are huTryiug TO DR. Dupree
613 Market street, 10 have their corn
and bunioDs cured. This week is Ltl
last In Wilmington Ae makes sur
prising cures.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
rho thistle wins as Usual.

GLASGOW, July 5Iln thew tne westein : :
Yacht Club regatta on the Olyoe 10 oAy
the Thistle won easily, beating the ire
and Lenore. The race was ealleo IN
:tEocg sIsszs,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
I.ar%Ains Dru

Russell, hissimer & o., No 306
Market street, advertise great red NC.
ton II the price OF dry Rsods, and sll
who with bargains shopid give the IA q
call
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
|SKIN Z SCALP
|CIea~sed, purih "a ANA Beautih 90
nY the Gnsir d Z u neNledteA

For clsansiAg tae ska AMI SCALP of DIS
figuring huDurs, for hllnying Jtctisg, Burn
INK and in.lsm n ;ioIl, for cutting tho frst
sy,r ptoms OF Ectema, PsjriaIis MIR Oruet,
Scsly bead, accotaist snd other ttheriied
skin and Blood Diseases, OUIlCUha. the
grest 81 In Cure and nutcu'a soap, hu ex-
uuisite SKIN nssutther externally, and
iOaticufa Ro.o!vent the new 6l.od turih.r,
internally, s-, infaliIbie.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

G.more's Magnetic Elixir, q sure ure
for at tn ma, bronchitis aud all throat dis
eases, FIR sale at patent medicine d }, OF
sU2 -. d -. -..-,s.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

When baby was sick, we gave her CastOria,
When shs WAS Chlld, she criei Tor EAstorta
Whza shs 0e. ame Biss, she clunx to Caste # a
Hunn sue had Children. she gave them Gas
LJria.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
A VACATION for the DOGS.

OH Ger Foster is In Philsdeiphia on
business to-day. consequently Tire uI-
registered dogs will enjoy u brief vaca-
tion and brsa.hin2 spell.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
.,.s.,e Hapgipss !"

NEW ORLEANS, ,srt mt Ok \
,!oulsrs OF ths Ieceps tss ! sStIy 4
" who escaped iron' 'NvS9ptal
.ured nnd hung, tinpiIe1
sere caught ia,nI.1raris an1 ,rs u
r rhs no total number 1.I assgtnll
sroes Implicated .s the lp 1vsIts,|
paranii, ps with the
hem il caught 1
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
No MEDICINE LIKE THEM.

We lave sold your Uuticura Remodie
for the last six years, and no medicines on
cur shelves give better satisfaction.
~. b. .AiHkRTON, Dru1 1gist, Albany, MY.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

Jutc1ra Remedies are cold ovorywhere.
Pr'rs: Nuucuta, so cents; Resolvent, SLp0;
Soap, IS cents. P.epared by ths Potter
Drug ard Ono N ica 90, Beston, Mass. Send
iyr "r0w 10 Cure skin Disessss."
|TDI'Uo Pimples, SKIN Biemtshea. and
'ug l y, Baby HumorF, cured Dy Cuti'
ezra soap,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
,,oet,ug Lss' ~, s'

The East sac I,s, eTsnI'j
| held a meeting so,s, -, Tsuii
s,.ss's; i ,ss; Ct .as s4'ss 4i'sosiS,. S.,,' ''ss q
s't' Il is sssasn., ssaS 'n,; 4 ;o 'I' 6. ''a
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

v OSr--A GOLD BHAUEL Ell, 1Uhf .
ip going from 2Oy Monroe street 70 3TU ao
and Jefferson streets. Reward II leii - ,,s ~
Monroe street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
carpet

LarP7P I'D
The fourth rs,t; Of t511y y 81. =
s, aoI * : @; {; sSsssias sas'iS's I 3. !s.,II' "a
%0Dsa .o 'oS .; ss to induce p''p'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

xXYAnTED-A MlUDLE-A9ED Lhp
w wants o situation as houseReopso,,
and can give good reference. inquire ~ -
lPcpler street. J'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

yETANrED-8 MEN To Wokk ON Ia y
w rsilr0sa at S. 40 per day. Apply ~
e. BECK. bellevue hotel ,222S nj srkes st.lt'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

xTTANTED-A WOMAN TO Do ~
w h0usework in family OF t"o, sts
East Seventh street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

Ma EDITos notice 10 yOaT Fslns-
be psBsf, e 10 he awarding Of pEfzss
IL ths Industrial pfoosssion on le1e-
psndsBee Day, that q los % OIsu with
r.bs0na 70 thsis t4iisl tOok nrst pre-,
and I eacnss see b0s tbsy bear a1y
references 20 9 trade display, ~ the
prizss were - b awarded respectively
10 tue frsi, seeond and third best nan
nfasfsring Display. might have been
undsf q wrong inpgessi0a - 20 tue
awarding CT pFizss. IL %. let tbe
judges explai1. e voald like to Sc
soc prizs asaFae9 20 the most deserving.
iteIt QUKKz CETf BoILEE WoEEs-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

va ritskes-Ssaftts Q. Fs-fis.d 8. :
Tss haas hsks-Hzahes /. Bas11sI !,
ksb1sL-
Tasss- has hsss--Bs03sy !. Hzxsss z,
OonnssiY /. Baeksai ]. Les l.
Tsc0MA. JAY 5, ISs7.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06
FOB SNOHOMISH CITY,
steamer %. Patrick

A FIR JUNE eTH WILL LRAyE sRAExcK
n for Uni00 City n Monday nlorulae, iaass
UnioR City for Pert d4Dhls. tuesday uaratns
leave Port 0Anhae, Wednesday norzssg 81
Seabeek eeabeck for Port 6amhie. FauEssaE
morning POrt osmbis for seahsck. fresay
moEnirg; SeAbeck fsr Port 6Ambas, essaFAaa
ulSrnlnR: Por1 Candle for Seabrek 2znlsaF
uorptng. J. MACONBFR. NaStsP ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

FaiiOW the tcoaomicai tuyers. They
will take yoa 20 Tie Star Clothing
hoase, Se Commercial street KIISK
& RosENRERo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

Nothing bus clearing sails prices for
the bslspee Of cur sumcseF goods Be
on hsnd Monday morning and for the
nrxt SKY DAYS. ToEEAs L SISaEHNAS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

CANADIAN PACIFIC r. 4. EXCURSIONS
Parties Raius East will save money by
calling on +. W NcGTxNrs, on Mil
street. is&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

Head cur advertisement In this morn
mae paper. and 10 you want bargains.
come early Msndsy morning for meek
scar and gents zoe hats. TokLks 4
SIN0EzMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06
To alIWhom This
May Concern.

NOTICE Is GtYEN THAT THE FIkM
~ heretofofs TxtstfnS andrr he nsns A1d
styis " o'LsArT 4 Cols doing tusinsss u
King caunty, kashtnEtoa Territory. - g.
gers. - tsis dsT dissolved ~ mufual gonsszi.
ba1Iisi d LsarF h1FiaE thia day p1rshEssd rs
s1tiFs Interest 81 ". Code II ihs co1e.rHs
IA 81 tsbts a. alma he said nrm are Pas asls
~ all Dauisi o ls4EJ.
BANnL OLEART
ssspls. Jaas IS. lssa. jsss IA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

Fer SaeArsiag kn4 eaaiiUe fogI ana
tndalent UaozFs, Sores AHa Abcss ssa ana
renoVice the had caars afisins thers-
from. ana fos sioaa hiuc, esstzss1 aai
lAcesagea woasas. paFes's PropAylzst :
klaid u anxqa siiri
4 haxe > ed pasb1's GraVhy.A ia
Plaid IL has stsl N1d pfisAis FTspttes
Ger lao ftaFa. AaS sCow Of uashlaa o~s
Get fag sicageluk eGatGse1 Ant l. ssFsas3
wountA faai an3 ie1als 81 asosFs SO a.
9 aitlnsess4et - } hsU.ris Fslfss
sos n . Il Me- co.lssg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06
Rsply 70 HeaIy'. Oh.rEs

I0spoS. JAY a-BalfSnF. Chief Sec
fetsry fer ireland, replying through his
secretary 10 HsAly's charge Of breach
Of fSslb 10 ponnection wiih The crimes
bill. says thai the z verume1t Is still 10
favor Of granting an appeal from sea
lenee IN al TIE casss Ia which Il Easy
Be found thai the laU already existing
is fglly Adequate. and farther leRisla.
ton IL not neefed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06
kAhn ImpsIssnsd.

Is0NtsoS, Jaly ADVISES fr0a Cabal
say that she A DeeF. sasyectipg tbe 1asi-
rs % tbs gzaishbedies near HsrAi,
owing 30 Visits q 8 Russian smiss3ry
lnpfIsoned to- Khan Aaa threatens 80
eIecats tin ualess his tribe send 20
Cabnl souss % their chiefs 80 hostages,
A DEaahsE q shs bead Een OF the JAr-
ishoeaies we're RiFeu over 20 Tie kas-
Sans. lie forts 81 bsFAi eays been re
paired ADD the orops Eroand the eIiy
nava ka@r baFgaased
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

ThsFe vas = very large attendance 81
tAs raeauaA DRIVING PARA 10 witness he
mach Cams between Portland sud Sc
attie, estimates Of the ctoud reaching
- high a. ave Thousand pSople. fta
saGnU from the beginning vas sell
sondaeled one. and causidesiBg tas Dis.
advantages they lASorsd under With
Dol ms hot san. snd EFUand thAt bad
reVer been used - q ball asid. ths hsla.
ine throaehcat vas brilliantly PLAYED
especially oommendAb3e Vas the iaag
run ay catch Of Mort Oaotnbs.
~ the SEATTLE team, wha, ia The
stath innipe. aelded 3 Gel hAtsea
II, bali fFom Lee. haRhes. -
she seattle elab pitched daring siI Ia
alues. aud Displayed great tass and
AL A. a bali twiFier, striking oHi uiaF
msu. The pitching Of PoFtlsnd's req
mao Rashy WEs sxeellsni, Be being very
sNoaFage 10 his delivery. snd ls ia
ftsbt mAn 10 the risht plaes, pHFiue
tbq last half Of the A.nih tnBteg
Mebus, % the fogtisnds. batled 3aisy
cutter % tsurntll. uhe sicPceS 4 sba
threw 10 Dieksy 90 orst bsse. RsioE =
low ball be rsaeAe4 foF ~, and The Fan
npr. Mebus. AxeidsutAlly ran into hin.
kuochinE hiu seaaele.a, Dsekey vas
carried % ths groana And the game
resumed With Ssevrns As saostituts,
Glendeninx sseEsd Ia this tnuiaE ezi
,pe ths game. sceru II 10 L.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

tuuinks "a
Eeatals Q a. 3 8 an
PortIandag s 60 80 IL la
CmgaFW -1anass Kelley
poahis plAy Asiil b las
Rssssd balls rtamenN . kselss
EFrsu SsAstis : HeslAnd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

LoxDoS, Jaly i-John Bright hss
written letter 70 which be SAYS that
Ireland has not beea neglected, hn. she
good measures la relAii3n 20 that e1aa-
try. passsd;sines lssl. have bstR obstrus-
ted b. a 0oT sgtraeS. deriving the fands
and tuspiFAu from American enemies
% En2iand. Bat faF that conspiracy.
he says. The RFeat land bin Of ISL vouid
make Ireland tfAnqai.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06
waEniaE FFosa Germany.

PAEIs. Jaly The FlgsrS asserts that
tie heir Of TIE Great Kingdom, ulsau-
ing CEoEn Prince Frederick William Of
PEnssia, has visited the COunl Of Paris,
al Saeenhcnss. for the pnFpose Of warn
log him thst Fioqaett- BsulaDgeE Min
airy means gar between France and
Germany within 3 month AfteF their
taking ofHoe, and that the pSlicy adopt
cd b. ths Monarchy FaFty past Dc
based on thas warning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06
Unsigned A. Vet.

L0sD0s Jely ! ferguson. 7 aFiianlss
lary Secretary for the RoFeigD Once.
announced IN tie Commons today t9at
the Aaglo Tufkiss Convention in rel&-
ton 70 Egypi tad not YET been ratified
By the Porte. he stated that England
you'd Rrani DO posip3EtmeDt Of the
signing Of the convention By Turkey
beyond today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06
shsetinz aRa LyAsalnG

CRAELEsTos W. Va, Jaly Yes
lerdAy afterno a IAily Robinson tcoi-
ored shot AID killed ChAs. Williams
lcolore3t a Charleston. Tee trouble
grsv oat % Williams's intimacy with
Robinson's wife. R1bieson escaped
bat later surrendered 20 the sfiiseFs AHd
vas taken By 9 mob Of blacks and
Whites and iynshsd. Robiason's wife.
whom the mob sought, hal asd 10 the
mountains and escaped the fats sf Der
pAFAuEuF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

They evidently hAd peid little atssB
tloa to the "sx q siaes. s1ne % tbs
usmbsrs pot being able ~ take part 10
thssa 81 ali With this encouragement
at the vefy eatsst they wSrs dise0aF-
aasd and drilled With little spirit
throughout. One Of the members n
q afksa sftaF the eentcai se made :
holy show OF ourselves. and ! Seaidn't
b. surprised u tie Kids took tie srcDnd
prize"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

RlSEl0E Fans Goat. Jelly 4.--Thrss
broshers named M0thu, aged tSelse,
tiitecu and ssveDteeu ysars, we're
dfOwned today while IN bathing IN
BarDt river.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

I.ur.gc, laiy 6 Ia The trial yssssF.
isy q Klein zud Nttsrs to- c19p,lsity
ia the Schnaabe,sa fair, Grrt-Ff, oze
% the pttsoasrs. AsEtd TIA; ts kAa
Anythine % 30 wtia tie G4AsF he ae
euscd hlsia aHa LsUtsBhsreeF. the lai
ter 0uvsEunasut wltcsss. 90 bssuR
seia ste1 hy = desire ZOE rtvsFs ssaiuss
hia. Nnd u sesklrc 20 eaaapfari8e
htu. he aeScssts f9r as gassessia1 q
ssFikin Y1psFs fsaua 90 higu ~ sAyiaS
isst be fosaa then amocg cid hooks
and papeys ualea b had b att "a q
hc1 a. a sweonS hasd shsE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

LoNpoN. Ialy l.-JOhn Paalst, the
Marquis % Winchester and the Earl OF
wlAhire and Premier Marquis OF Eng
lard. u dead.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06
sculituE AZ sJdney.

SrpNgY y \. " Jaiy ala the
scaling match yesterday ksmp de.
fsAied wattstaoH by 20 lengths A dis
puts arosa over tee result sna V sitter
son lodged 4 protest assiast tba race
being awArleA 10 kemp.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-17
A Composite Girls Face.
New York Mail and Express.

Composite photography is becoming
every day more popular. This years
graduating class at Nassar gave me the
other day, a glance at what. perhaps. il
would he far enough to take of type
of the educated girl of ~ or %. Every
thing in the composite tones down and
fades and blends until the resultant pic
lures gives the average features of all
combination of the Vassar faces gives a
new one that is softened as all compos-
ties are, but i'm no way indistinct in its
outlines 1t is like no one of the grad
yates, and yet it represents 81. The SEN
ior face as brought out by the sunlight
is a somewhat regular oval with straight
nose, large eyes and rounded girlish
features, a little thoughtful. but not over
grave. The forehead is rather high and
the hair is soft and smoothly drawn
back. a fluffy tendril two escaping
about the brows, but without the sus-
picion of a crimp or bang. Ii is an in
teresting face. and one that 81 will carry
home as "A unique souvenir. \ secGnd
composite, also of feminine faces. for
which a sanitary science club of Boston
sat. exhibits what one seldom sees in "A
composite, the decided Predominance of
one fade. seeming though "A dozen or fif-
teen young women sat for it, a modified
likeness of, perhaps, the most strongly
marked set of features belonging to any
member of the club. The process of
taking "A composite photograph is not
difficult, and the art is practised with
success by quite number of anna
teurs
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-17
A Medllers Finger,

The Netcs- Herald enquiries very peril
nently whether the work of marring
bills as practiced i'm Florida of late has
been careless or mischievous. 1t is
enough by way of citing facts to say
that Palatka's charter has been doubled
in quantity if not in quality and that the
boundary lines for the municipality of
Jacksonville have been made utterly
worthless although the will of the law
making power was clearly and properly
declared in both cases.
The question as to the correction of
these palpable errors is one easily set
tied. The record in both cases is correct
and the error or fraud of the Enrolling
Clerk can be detectedby investigation and
his amendments" dropped incontinent-
ly from the law. The Council need only
attempt action-if this be disputed the
proof lies ready, and mandamus can
be easily and quickly obtained. But
whatever the motive or lack of thought
which led to the complication, the clerk
should be punished for his work.
The Legislature which has Just adj
Journed, was liberal, if not extravagant,
towards its employees. They were paid. in
some instances at a rate higher than that
dfioced an Attorney General of the
Stdte-after sitting with folded hands for
a month with absolutely nothing to do
but draw five dollars per day, they asked
that help be allowed them as soon as
there was work to do, and some of the
work for which we have twice ex-
travagantly paid is now coming back t.
plague us. The Legislature was 81
liberal to its employees that these natur
ally concluded they were too good to
work and have acted accordingly.
But if the clerk has become more
powerful than the author of his being
let's elect him and keep our members
at home to work in the groves. The pages
received one thousand dollars from the
State for a beaver hat and their
number is steadily increasing
They will probably rise dur
ing the next session and assert them
selves as the clerks have already done.
1t has become fashionable for each mem
Der to bring a pet applicant for public
pap with him to the Capitol and his in
huence with others is gauged by his
ability to promise and his strength in
iogrolling for others in return for SINH
iar services in kind. If this thing con-
tinues To grow we shall expect to see
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-17
Protection W.. SpeculatiOn.

The New York Tribune of recent
under the benefcient influence of pro-
lection the American farmer has been
able to SO flood the markets of Europe
that European countries are compelled
to put tariff duties ON agricultural i'm
ports. In the next column it says
tariffs almost prohibitory have been
enacted in Germany and France" be-
cause Chicago spectators have held
grain back in times of specula-
ton and these countries have found it
necessary to depend less upon
America for food, the supply being
irregular. In its argument for Protec-
ton it depicts the farmer a man made
wealthy by Protection. On the same
page it says 1.-The farmers of this coun-
try do not get a fair price for their
wheat and every year that speculation is
suffered to rule the markets here, the
outlook of the American farmers grows
more unpromising,"
Thus do your Protection sophists argue
both ways and prove the same thing on
opposite and contradictory premises.
The feats of logic of the Protectionist
school would shame the old schoolmen
The fact is speculation is the twin
brother of Protection. Protective tariffs
foster the spirit of speculation and Pro-
lection is in itself a species of specula-
tion
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-17
Getting Ready for 1SSS.
New York Herald.


Mr. Blaine is not vet half seas over.
His trip abroad is for rest and recreation
merely, and has no political significance
whatever. He IL serenely and sublimely
indifferent to the future, and has made
up his mind to retire from public life.
not waiting for the verdict to that effect
next year.
On the surface it looks as though the
great apostle of Jacobinism had flung
away ambition. He is tired and sick, as
Richelieu was, though in Richelieu's
case his sickness was part of the game
he was playing. You recall that incl
dent:
Joseph-See to the CARDINAL,
Louis crushing to RichelieuJ-Riche-
lieu. Lord Cardinal, It's 1 resign.
Reign thou,
Richelieu feebly)-With absolute
power:
Louis-Most absolute. Oh, live. If
not for me, for France.
Richelieu-France?
Louis-Oh, this treason, The army
Orleans-Bouillon- The Span
lard, Where will they be next week:
Richelieu starting up)-There, at my
feet,
On the instant he was well again. His
little game had worked admirably. and
he resumed the reins of power.
Well, MIR. Blaine has prototype. lie
has departed, but his lieutenants are
busily preparing for his return. Mr..
Thomas Platt is skilfully shuffiing the
carIs-stocking them, perhaps-in New
York, to make the four aces which he
hopes to hold like happy accident.
At the same time the Republicans of
New Hampshire We're afraid that the
Democrats would capture the State, and
have called on that old war horse, Will
liam f. Chandler, Mr.. Arthurs presti-
digateur, to pull a couple of Republican
rabbits out of hat that is apparently
empty. Mr.. Chandler has put on his
dress coat and tights to show that he has
nothing concealed about his person and
begun his manipulation of voters.
In politics there Is nothing So refresh
ing as spontaneity. BY the time Mr..
Blaine returns it is believed that New
York and New Hampshire will receive
him with a gush of enthusiasm which
will seem to be extempore. though in
reality It has been manufactured by
ways that are dark and tricks that are
vain.
But the Democrats are in the field, and
that fact must not he forgotten. We
have an impression that they will inter
fere with this pet Republican scheme.